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    Entführung und rechtswidriger Freiheitsentzug am helllichten Tag auf einer öffentlichen Straße in Shibuya, Japan. Niemand tut etwas.

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    1. gundahir on

      Taxidriver is like: Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm……. okay. Sir, where do you wanna go ?

    4. AdRealistic4788 on

      Surely the guy standing there and filming, doing nothing to help should also be held as an accomplice in such an instance?

    6. RoninX12 on

      Alright. As someone who worked in Kabukicho area for many years, this is unfortunately, very common. At least this couple looked like they knew each other. There are men who will come out at night just to find completely drunk women to take to love hotels. They’ll act nice, giving them water, tell them they’ll help them and then walk them straight to a love hotel.

      Why don’t police or anyone else help? Well, police will say they don’t see a crime. Everyone else, they just mind their own business because they don’t want any trouble.

      I’ve stopped a few by yelling and trying to draw attention to the situation but I’m sure they just go and find another drunk woman somewhere else 🥲

      It sucks, but this is literally a nightly occurrence in some areas.

    7. omegaxcross on

      Not that I’m dismissing what’s going on, but let’s stop trying to paint Japan as this perfect utopia we’re no crimes ever occur. Granted it’s safer then most places, but just like all developed countries really bad things happen when you’re in the wrong place at the wrong time, or you get involved with the wrong types of people. This seems like it was in the red light district and this whole altercation involves the yakuza or some kind of organized crime activity, hence bystanders don’t want to get involved.

    8. Ohlele on

      The Japanese pretend to be so civilized and mighty on international stage. In reality, it is just land of broad daylight kidnappers. 

    9. Maladoptive on

      Yeah no fuck this. If I ever see this kind of thing happen here, I will do everything I can to stop it. We have to look out for each other

    10. LostRadio8453 on

      酔っ払いだと思われる。誘拐犯がタクシーを使うわけがないだろう。車内カメラがあり決定的な犯罪の証拠を残すことになる。

    11. Dense-Ad-7600 on

      This is when you saybto help with culture and decorum and start screaming your head off.

      What’s with the people just filming ???what, if you are behind the camera you feel like your just eatching it online?

    14. smeeagain93 on

      The thing is, without a 3rd or even 4th person helping, I can’t really intervene as a foreigner. Too many cases with a foreigner intervening, the Japanese throwing hands and defending yourself will then result on you apparently assaulting the guy who tried to abduct a woman.

      The woman will disappear, be pressured to make a false statement or it will be a „she does not know what happened because she was drunk“.

    15. ACETroopa on

      „Kidnapping“. If it was kidnapping that would be a normal vehicle but that’s a real taxi with a camera inside. It’s not kidnapping.

    16. CupCakesNFlatWhite on

      See this happen in Osaka back in 2011, some security guards were taking a drunk girl downstairs. I was also (British) drunk and decided to go full metal gear solid and follow them. I saw through a door window that there was a couch in a small room room and 2 guys started to undress while she was thrown on the couch.

      I did the only thing my cowardly foreigner self could do, went upstairs and pulled a fire alarm and left. The whole building evacuated and I left to go somewhere else.

      I often wonder if I helped, but have no idea.

      I ended up getting arrested that night, but it was totally unrelated, that’s a different story though.

    17. After_Construction72 on

      The best option to really help in that situation, is create a scene. Japanese hate that more than anything else.

    18. BointMyBenis2 on

      It doesn’t seem like a kidnapping. It seems like a dude trying to get his drunk girlfriend/wife home. And then who would use a Taxi to kidnap someone?

    19. Nerd-In-Hiding on

      The hard part is that drinking and getting stupid black out drunk is so normalized that half of these are actual couples and you have no idea if it’s a boyfriend trying to get his girlfriend home safely or a predator. Not trying to victim blame here but don’t put yourself into dangerous situations people… My wife is Japanese and she asked me if I would feel safe going out at night in an American City like in Japan and I told her fuck no. I know it’s a stupid idea and I’m probably going to get robbed so I don’t put myself in a dangerous situation. If there is a chance of shit like this happening, there is a lot safer places to get wasted. I mean… Have some self preservation.

    20. Zibai1505 on

      Yeah bro let’s use the taxi service to kidnap someone in the middle of the street.

      Guys think of the most logical explanation for this unusual situation

    21. DM-me-naughty-Cats on

      I saw police wrap a man in a tarp and throw him in the back of a car and drive off.

    22. seanhalim2 on

      Just a civil dispute. Dude’s a jock type girl’s a bitch ass. Prolly both are in the wrong. Seen and heard too many things.

    24. Business_Raisin_541 on

      Difference between collectivist society vs individualist society

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